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Todays .NET developers are intrigued by what the iPhone and iPad apps landscape has to offer. Admit it: youre one of them. Apples App Store has hundreds of thousands of apps, and yours can be among them. iPhone and iPad app development using the iOS software development kit is one of the most appealing environments available for mobile technology. Migrating to iPhone and iPad for .NET Developers helps .NET programmers get started creating iPhone and iPad apps using the iOS software development kit. Start with a crash course on development using iOS. Then, find out whether you want to use Xcode instead of Visual Studio, and prepare yourself for the migration from C# to Objective-C! Youll learn how your existing .NET skills can map most efficiently to the iOS development environment. Next, youll really get coding with Objective-C and the iOS software development kit. Youll build your skills and enhance your apps with visually appealing, dynamic user interfaces and pushing/pulling data from a database though events and more. Discover the wonders of the Cocoa library, and learn new ways to do things you already know like the back of your hand in the .NET environment. Nearing the finish line, youll build your first complete iPhone or iPad app, and extend your iPhone app featuresfor example, by using third-party libraries. Once you have created that first iPhone or iPad app, well walk you through making it available on the App Store. Migrating to iPhone and iPad for .NET Developers even offers tips on how to market your apps to new customers. When you finish reading Migrating to iPhone and iPad for .NET Developers, youll be an iOS apps developer as well as a .NET developer, in todays competitive and fun mobile landscape! What youll learn How to efficiently and quickly migrate your skills from .NET to Apple iOS for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch How to set up and start coding with the iOS software development kit, Xcode and other Apple iOS and Mac tools How to enhance your app with a dynamic user interface How to store and retrieve data and configure your apps How to de-bug and test your apps in the iOS environment How to publish your first app on Apples App Store Who this book is for If youre a Windows or .NET programmer who wants to get into iPhone or iPad apps development for the very first time, this book is for you! Table of Contents Get Set Up: Development on Apples Tools and Platforms Jump In: A Crash Course on Development Using the iOS SDK Understand Your Options: Using Third-Party Solutions and MonoTouch Going Deeper: .NET, Objective-C and the iOS SDK Get to Work: Creating Your First Application Build Your Skills: Enhancing Your Application with a Dynamic User Interface Get the Data: Storing and Retrieving Data & Configuring Your Applications Extend Your Apps: Extending Your iOS Application with Third Party Libraries Get Published: Testing, Deploying and Distributing Your Applications Extend Your Skills: Advanced Features A. Completing the Lunar Lander Application

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Migrating to iPhone and iPad for .NET Developers

Copyright 2011 by Mark Mamone

All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the copyright owner and the publisher.

ISBN-13 (pbk): 978-1-4302-3858-4

ISBN-13 (electronic): 978-1-4302-3859-1

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The use in this publication of trade names, trademarks, service marks, and similar terms, even if they are not identified as such, is not to be taken as an expression of opinion as to whether or not they are subject to proprietary rights.

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I dedicate this book to my wife, children, and friends
for always believing in me.

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About the Author

Mark Mamoneis Global Head of Professional Services for Local Government - photo 24Mark Mamoneis Global Head of Professional Services for Local Government & Commercial at Serco. He has 23 years of IT experience and has been involved with Microsoft .NET since its beta, Mono since its inception, and Objective-C and iPhone development sincelaunch. A Certified Enterprise Architect and experienced chief technology officer, Mark has authored and coauthored several books on topics that includeLinux, .NET, Mono, and databases.

About the Technical Reviewer

John Allen is a Senior Manager and Enterprise Architect with BAE Systems - photo 25John Allen is a Senior Manager and Enterprise Architect with BAE Systems Detica. He has over 15 years experience in the design and development of large-scale enterprise systems and is an expert in the field of software engineering and modern delivery methodologies. John has been involved in a number of open source projects and IT startups and continues to program for fun and profit, with his current focus being mobile applications, big data, and real-time analytics.

Acknowledgments

I would like to thank Rachel for supporting me and Oliver and Harry for reminding me on a daily basis why I work so hard. I would also like to thank John Allen for agreeing to be the technical reviewer for this book and for helping me to make this book the best it can be. Finally, I'd like to thank those at Apress who supported me in the creation of this book, especially Chrisyou're a star!

Introduction

Ever since I spotted and started reading my first computer book in 1981, I knew Information Technology (IT) was going to be an important part of my life. I feel privileged to have been able to make a career out of something I enjoy, and the fact that it changes on what seems to be a monthly basis means it never gets boring. It still astounds me that mobile telephones have come so far in such a short time; and when the iPhone was launched, I knew the role of smartphones would be pivotal in all that we doboth in our private and our corporate lives. They are not only useful tools for managing your contacts or calendar, they are now a mechanism for doing all sorts of things such as buying a cinema ticket, keeping in touch with your friends through social media, and playing games,

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